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First grow, but she presented a nice smooth process for a newbie, I think! Will have to update insofar as experience is concerned once I have popped a bit into my S&B Crafty!
This was my first grow, and what a learning experience! I was traveling the last week and a half, so she was being monitored and watered by my partner, so it was a little sad to miss her final stages in person, but I made it back just in time to harvest. I took my best attempt at trimming, and now her bounty is in a mesh drying bag for a few days before going into hard to cure. I will update with dry weight once she’s ready!
Does anyone know what I’m seeing with the leaves in these photos? The closest I’ve been able to guess from online resources is maybe sulfur deficiency, but to my eye it doesn’t seem to quite fit any of the broad categories. Perhaps just general under-fertilization?
Hola!
No tienes estrés
Tienes una ligera falta de N - Nitrógeno
Mi consejo: tienes dos opciones.
Uno. Como estás en floración, golpea con un fertilizante líquido de CRECIMIENTO a mitad de la dosis recomendada por el fabricante
Dos. coge un puñado de Humus de lombriz, echalo en la parte superior de la maceta y mezclalo con los 2 ó 3 cm de la parte superior del sustrato. Y haz un riego MUY DESPACIO con 500 ml de agua con pH ajustado
Tendrás un respuesta muy buena en unos días con las dos opciones!
Suerte y estamos aquí para ayudarte!
I think perhaps you substrate ph is off.
You should be soaking the entire pot to at least a 10% run off each time unless this is living soil ? I think she's hungry for some pk & calmag. Your diary isn't clear what your feeding her ?
@TheFaeCat, you do need some nitrogen each time you feed even in flower. Practise water/feed and always irrigate the entire pot to some run off. Otherwise you get a build-up of salts & nutrient lockout or bugger the roots up.
@Newbie87, Thanks for the comment! She's getting Foxfarm Tiger Bloom, but possibly I haven't been feeding often enough. The bottle calls for feeding every other watering, and the soil was holding so much moisture that she wasn't getting water as often (I was afraid of overwatering, as I've read that is a more common mistake than underwatering). I just gave her another round of nutrients this weekend, and we will see how she goes!
+1 strain
Reeferman seeds - Massachusetts super skunk
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